The Ramnagar railway station in Uttar Pradesh, India is undergoing a modernization project under the 'Amrit Bharat Station Scheme'. The project, costing ₹4.41 crores, will see upgrades like a new computerized reservation counter building, a state railway police outpost, a VIP lounge, waiting hall, station superintendent's office, control room, toilet block,...
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parking area, low-height taps, reservation counter, improved lighting, water booths, and facilities for disabled passengers. However, the project does not include a foot over bridge, leaving the issue of crossing between platforms unresolved. This is despite the station being a crucial transit point for passengers travelling to various cities across India and being the terminal point for the Moradabad-Ramnagar railway line, which leads to Jim Corbett National Park. The station sees around 2300 passengers daily. The railway authorities have stated that they have applied for funding to construct a foot over bridge in the next phase of the project.